Artificial Intelligence is transforming not only what we learn-but how we learn. In this insightful and timely volume,
David Glacier
explores the evolving partnership between humans and machines in classrooms, universities and lifelong learning. Through a series of thought-provoking questions and interviews,
AI and Education
examines how artificial intelligence can personalize instruction, relieve teacher burnout and expand access to quality education-while also confronting the ethical, cultural and emotional risks of automation. From personalized tutoring to data privacy, from creativity to equity, the book invites educators, parents and policymakers to rethink the purpose of learning itself in an age when machines can teach, assess and even inspire.
is not a prediction-it is an invitation to dialogue. It asks how we can preserve the soul of education while embracing the tools that will shape its future.